Jomon no sato Asahi

"Jomon no sato Asahi" is an experiential archaeological and folklore museum. In addition to exhibiting folklore materials and archaeological materials (from the Paleolithic period to the Jomon period) that were used in the mountainous hinterlands and the Miomote village, which were submerged by the construction of Oku-Miomote Dam, you can also try your hand at making magadama, stone tools, and earthenware, and making fires. can. At the attached restaurant, "Restaurant Yamabiko" (usually open from late April to mid-November), dishes made with local produce and handmade soba noodles are popular.